A Beauty In An All-Male Alpha Academy

Chapter 14: The Healing.

Angela’s head was spinning, and every inch of her body ached. She could hear voices—familiar ones—but everything felt like a blur. At first, she panicked, thinking Alpha Hiro was still playing tricks on her. Her heart pounded as fear crept in. What now?

Then she felt a hand on her. A gentle touch that sent shivers down her spine.

"Take off his shirt," someone said.

Her heart skipped. What kind of twisted mind game was this now? Her shirt?

But then it happened again—that soft touch. It wasn’t rough or forceful. It was warm, careful. It made her feel safe in a way she didn’t expect. A small smile tugged at her lips before she even realized it. For a second, she wanted that feeling to last.

"What’s wrong with him?" another voice asked.

Kaito.

That’s when it hit her. This wasn’t a trick. It wasn’t a dream. This was real.

Her eyes flew open despite the pain screaming through her back. She wasn’t on the Initiation grounds anymore. She was in her room. Kaito was standing nearby, arms crossed, and Taros was right beside her.

"He’s awake," Taros said, his hand still on her shirt.

She blinked. Her heart thudded faster.

"T-Taros? Is this real?" Her voice came out shaky.

"Yeah, it’s real," he said softly, sitting beside her. "You passed out. We were about to take your shirt off to treat your wound."

"Oh... I—" She stopped mid-sentence.

The words hit her like cold water. They were going to take off her shirt.

No. She couldn’t let that happen. Not now. Not ever.

under it, the bandages wrapped tightly around her chest, everything would fall

tried to shift to the other side of the bed, but a sharp pain in her back made her gasp. She bit her lip to

game, those phoenix claws had torn through

how much it hurt, she couldn’t let them take off her shirt. Not

his brows drawn together in worry. "I just want to help you heal, so you’ll feel better." His

she shook her head quickly. No. She couldn’t let this happen. She had to survive here, and that meant protecting her secret at all costs. Today couldn’t end with them

minute," Taros continued, watching her closely. "You

to say yes. She nearly blurted something stupid like yes, daddy, but no. Not today. Not when everything was already

to make such a fuss," Kaito finally said, his voice cold

him. His silver eyes moved lazily around the room like he wasn’t even interested. Then he walked over to the fridge and pulled it open. He grabbed a bottle of Wolfscan and

hard, watching him. Why was he so effortlessly cool and terrifying at the

drink?" Taros asked gently, breaking her thoughts. He had noticed her

nodded. What else could

bottles and handed her one. "Wolfscan. You won’t

even at the Luna Academy," Kaito added with a smirk, like the

voice strained as she tried to sit up.

at her. "Yeah. A place for the best female wolves. No humans. They’re trained to be

blinked and slowly rubbed her neck. So there was a place for girls. But that wasn’t what made her stomach twist.

already have

Kaito looked at each

crying?" Taros asked, his voice soft again

wiped her eyes but the tears kept coming. "Y-yeah," she whispered. She didn’t even know why it hurt so much to hear

just killing him," he said, trying to sound annoyed, but his voice held a hint of worry. "Lie on your stomach

looked between them. "You’re not

Angel," Taros said gently, a warm smile on his lips. "Just turn

on her stomach. The second she did, Taros placed his hand gently on her lower back, right where the pain was worst. She flinched slightly at the touch, but then something else caught her attention—his eyes.

They were glowing red.

been this close to one—especially not like this. He looked strong,

But it didn’t last.